Episode 225 – Greg Anton

Greg is a CEO & Mountain Biker

Greg is a past Chairman of the AICPA, is a founding partner of ACM LLP a member firm of BDO Alliance USA and has helped lead ACM in becoming a premier CPA firm in the Rocky Mountain Region having been named a “Fastest Growing Private Company” and a “Best Company to Work For”.

Greg talks about his passion for mountain biking and skiing and how he integrates these passions into his professional life. He also talks about why it can be easier to default to a ‘technical mode’ in the office and how his early learning difficulties helped him develop the ability to establish relationships!

Episode Highlights

Getting into mountain biking
• Integrating work and his passions
• Learning vulnerability
• Why ‘technical mode’ is default at work
• Developing relationships at an early age
• How ACM LLP advertises what they do outside of the office
• The Enrichment Cycle
• It’s okay to tell people what you aren’t good at

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    Mountain biking in the winter

    Mountain biking in the summer
     
     

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    Skiing Telluride with my two sons

     

     

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